Stop fungal bugs dead in their tracks by treating them at the first signs of infection, often just cracking or peeling of the skin between the toes, which might feel itchy or sore. Mycota is an effective, great value treatment to provide relief from the irritation & kill the fungi that cause Athlete’s Foot. Athletes Foot is a very common skin condition which affects up to 70% of the population at some time – most people will suffer from Athletes Foot at least one time in their lives! And this is not surprising Athletes Foot is a highly contagious condition which can be transferred via changing room floors, around swimming pools, and is more common if you wear trainers frequently. Athletes Foot is a fungal infection which causes dry skin, itching and inflammation around the toes and feet. The good news is Athletes Foot is very easy to treat using Mycota anti-fungal powder.

Apply powder to affected area, especially between toes. Sprinkle powder inside dry socks and shoes daily to prevent return of symptoms.

Zinc undecenoate 20%, undecenoic acid 2% or 5%

Hypersensitivity to any ingredients. Pregnancy and lactation. For external use only. Do not apply to broken skin. Discontinue use if irritation is severe.

• Wear shower shoes, flip-flops, or sandals when walking around pools, gyms, shower or locker areas, and hotel rooms.
• Even if you have not gone barefoot in public areas, keep your feet dry. This fungus thrives in warm, moist areas such as the one created inside hot, sweaty shoes. Wearing sandals or flip-flops helps when it’s hot outside. Shoes that are made from synthetic materials like plastic and rubber are more likely to cause sweating.
• Wash your feet every day with soap and completely dry them after washing.
• Wear socks made of natural fabrics or fabrics that dry quickly or wick moisture away from the skin. Also, be sure to change your socks every day and more often when your socks get wet.
• Alternate the shoes you wear each day, if possible, to ensure shoes are dry when they are put on.